La Grande evening observer., February 05, 1919, Image 3

AVEnyrIAY;TETTITiT?Y h;i)10:'
I Able to go Down
I Town first Time
i. ill Many Months
Mrs. Cox's Improvement
Since Taking Tanlac Has
Proved a Grand SurprisaJf
It surely Is a Tanlac neighborhood
out where I live, for most everybody
i Know is taking it with fine re-1,
suits," recently Bald Mrs. Flora Cox.
or 1136 Vernon avenue, N. E., l'ort-;
land, In telling of her Interesting ex-!
peiiente with the famous medicine.
"I was in such a bad stale of
hoalth, continued Mrs. Cox, "that
for the last three years I was hardly
able to go anywhere at all. Soon af
ter eating anything 1 would have a
stuffy feeling like my stomach was
filled with gas, and olten during the
night my heart would beat so hurd
and fast I would simuly have to easD
for breath, and Bomelimes when go-1
ing about the house, I would get !Rldg ay, Mo.,
so dizzy and feel so faint and weakiFoley this week.
that I wouldn't dare stoop over be
cause I was afraid of fulling. My
nerves were so upset that I just
couldn't stand any noise or excite
ment, and 1 would lie awake night
after night listening to the ticking ot
the clock and feeling like I would
go distracted if 1 didn't get some
sleep or rest. My joints would swell
Mid ache with rheumatism till .1
could hardly stand tho agony, and !
I would have such terrible nervous
headaches that many a time 1 felt !
like I would he better off dead than
alive. Medicines did pie no good and
1 felt so lifenes it was all 1 could
do to drag myself around and I had
almost given up llupe ot ever getting
well.
"Well, now to tViw what Tanlac
has done for mo.Vniy nerves are
uuieter, I have gotlerNeiitirely over!
thoso terrible headaches and I sleep
ell night like a baby. That rheuma-
thu is almost gone, and I am so
much stronger now that 1 do a lot
of work that I dide't daro attempt
before. Why just l..st week 1 went
up town to do some shopping and
it was the first time In many mouths
that I had been ublo to get that fur
from the house and I was mighty
Elad to be ablolo walk around town
again. I expected to get home tired
to death and ready to drop; but the
way I kept up was a grand surprise
not only to me but to my friends as
well, for I hardly felt the exertion
at all. I have gotten all this wonder- i
ful improvement from only four bot
ties of Tanlac. and I am going to
keep on taking it as long as It con
tinues to help mo like It has and is
still doing, for I ju.it can't afford to
miss a Binglo dose."
Tanlac is sold in La Crande by Sil
verthorn and Richardson Drug
stores; In Union by L. A. Wright;
in North Powder by L. A. Russol
and in Elgin by Scott E. Harris.
Adv.
deposited in a Sav
ings Account in the
United States Na
tional Bank acts as
a magnet in draw
ing other dollars to
it.
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As the amount
grows lanrer the
d) desire to increase it G)
becomes keener.
The habit of saving
soon develops from
M a duty into a real
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m pleasure.
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Bank
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iThe I
1 First- 1
1 Dollar I
Red Cross
The Prescription Store,
Social and
Pettsonal
Sherlock Bros., horse buyorB, of
Seattle, are in La Grande this week.
Dr. W. T.
of Hot Lako,
day.
l'hy and D. C. Boyle,
were la La Grande to-
Mr. and
Mrs. Win. A. Miner, of
are guests at the
E. P. Bergman, prominent gro
cer of Baker City, was a business
visitor in La Grande today.
Twenty-five D. O. K. K. of the I
Knights of Pythias order, went to 1
Haines today to put on a class in:
their degree.
C. O. Murchison, the lato chief of
the fire department, has . taken a
position with the Bohuenkmap Hard
ware Company.
Mrs. E. V. Bowles, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Homer Wil
son, left this morning for her homo
In Nyssa, Oregon. .
Mr. and Mis. Will Anderson, of
Joseph, have been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hlam
In this city for the past week,
Paul Crautor, who has been in the
service of Uncle Sain, passed through
La Grande today from Camp Lewis
on his way to his home in Union.
F. A. McMenamin, nttorney of ,
Heppner, is in town this week on i
professional busiues; in connection
.with tho February term of
circuit
court now being held.
Arbie Thomas, son of Parkkoener
"Tap" Thomas, has returned lioine:whl thc'
from tho service. Two of his broth-
;ers -are In 1' ranee and have been In
iservico for several months pust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cotncr are in La
Grande today, being here to nt
toiul tho funeral' of their uncle, the
late Ott Vandornuilcn, which was
hold from tho Bohnenkamp chapel
at 2 o'clock tills afternon.
Miss Rose Sherman, who has b:-en
a member of tho staff ot tho GoVicn
Rule store in this .place for some
time past, left today for Union,
where she will assist Frank Connors,
of tiio Golden Rule store In thut
place.
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB MEETS
A regular meeting . of the La
Grande Neighborhood Club was held
yesterday afternoon In the club
room. There was a good attendance
of members and an interesting and
profitable aftornoon was spent. Re
ports were received from Mrs. Geo.
Cochran on the Red Cross drive, and
from Mrs. Oxner on the sales of
war stamps. In the absence of Mrs.
Hunter, the president, the chair was
occupied by 'Mrs. Moe, vice presi
dent. The program consisted of discus
sions of various .subjects. "Home
Economics" was led by Mrs. J. K.
Wright. Mrs. F. L. Meyers led tho
discussion of "The Aims of the
Home." "The House-and the deslr -
M-vjruble Home" was taken by Mrs. G.
J'lW. Baker; "The Welfare of the 'achine;, mv kid
VjiJ; Child" by Mis: Wm. Miller, andjy and in ever
The Food Problems" by Mrs. O. E.
Silverthorn. '
One of the most .enjoyable num-'ply
tiers on tne program was a. piano
forte solo by Miss Ada Graham, a
young student of Mrs. R.' J. Green's
class. .Miss Graham's performance
was enthusiastically applauded and
an encore demanded, which also
pleaded greatly.
Announcement of the next meet
ing of the ' club, which will be of
special importance, will be given lu -
"T.
1IOTKL AltI!IVAI.S
At the Savoy B. F. Iieezley, Port-
jland: F. Case, Seattle: J. K.
Cronian, Portland; W. W. and R. E.
ililnford. Caldwell, Idaho; O. L. Dav-J
'is. Knterprise; Mrs. May Haii:fti, ;
J. p. Thomas. Baker. M. F.
IWold, Uaker: V. S. White, Joseph.
-At the VnpTr. A.McGuln and:
I wife, Portland;. J. T. Thatcher, Pen-I
idlotoa; Mr. Henry Allen. Kamehw I
holders, Han rranrivro; J. A.
r ll7p:uriCK, a.osiine; n . i. rive
Pntrifk, Enturprizo; lU-v.-Gfo. B
Van Waters, Portlaml; E. 1 horyoji.
IC'iie: Mr. and Alrs. C. J. Kntlucra,
enterprise; I. Olnicx. Knmiett. Ida-
o; J. il'.iains. CIUulis, Wwli.,
; i.. w . aniun, .mim ciy, w:., - k..
tKrariLT, Portland.
SOW 16 THE TlAfB
t.S Jhink awutr'ipi Mr. The Sland-
nrd Auto H'd t Aip, cornrr Adami
aTid Fir, ta ddiwJ very aatiKfactor;-
k.
j
fori
Ilave label, whirh vijitvl
I 1-iltST M. K. rilUU'll.
j The mid-week prayer and praise
service at the First M. K, church
Thursday evening at 7:30. The sub
ject will bg "Fruit Bearers." Kvery
bodyois invited. This service is-held
In the Interests of all Christian men
; and women who do not attend any
; other mid-week service.
The revival meetings will boi;lg on
'Sunday evening. Mjich 7th. Wutch
for further announcements.
1XTKI1KST COXTINriCS IX
THK Ullll.K SI I'll V CI..VSSIN
The Bible Study Class at II Y.
,,M. C. A. led by Rev.' R. H. Conor,
1 nyt last night and the rojiiciru
I and Interest on the vart (f the class
was f hie. Mr. Cokor has liuulo a
I long and earnest sfnly of the pro-
hutic books of the Bible and is roc
jvinced that we are drawinu nearHhu
end of this ago. Ho i:mleavor-.'d to
show by charts and iur.ps, In iho lec
!ture last night, that srmio of tho iirii
. phecles of tho Book of Daniel wi-in
approaching their f-.rVillinent. Tho
: lecture on next Tuesday evening will
be on the subject "Our Lord's Coni
iing Not Fr Off." A few more can
Lbe accommodated in the class. You
are welcome.
Sl'.COXD HAM) CI.OTlllVti
WAXTKD BY SALVATION AIIMY.
Tho local Salvation Army Issues
an appeal to the people of La Grande
for "good second-hand clothing, for
both boys and girls, sizes up to
twelvo and fourteen years of age.
There is a pressing need for this
clothing, and Capt. Smith expresses
the hope that his appeal will, meet
with an immediate response. Par
ties who have some articles of
elothini; which they will give are
asked to telephone Main 707, or see
puo "iao.rS uiupj lOS lr. llulg -lluj
ho will bo glad to call for them.
A gT.I.IMHI I'l'lt COAT.
Russia in the throes of revolution,
anarchy and starvation, has, accord
ing to a news Item, been searched
for skins suitnble to mako a $75,000
sable coat for tho wife of William
ElliB Corey, the ntcel king. The
lndy's ambition lo wear "Ihe costli
est fur coit ever worn by a woman"
Is being gratried. She wanted it In
time to outshine till her sisters in the
lato winter Paris season mm me
world has been searched to meet this
whim.
The mac-world has ever been a
llrey for 'w in w'omrn. tl.ltflo do
they care for existing 'conditions.
want they musu nuvo.
War has been depended upon 10
bring mary benoflclal changes And
reforms, and among others most de
sired was tho slopping of extrava
gances. Tliero can be no begrudging
our women tho best that can bo glv
on. tlieni. and more especially the
mothers who havo made the great
sacrifice but what 75,O00 would
do In starving Europo and In homes
here made destitute Insists upon a
hearing in tho minds of tho thought
ful. A more inopportune lime for an
qxhibitlon of excess It would bo hard
to find than tho present lime.
There are so many things more ilo
sirablo today than the cost Heat fur
coat, that the wonder Is Unit any one
could be found willing to carry such
evidence of thoughtlessness into tho
limelight of publicity. Bcslon l'ost.
BACK BAD TODAY.,
ami makes you dull, nervous anil tired.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills for work kid
neysthe remedy recommenced by
your friends and neighbors.
Mrs. C. I. Johnson, HOJ Sm-inir St..
La Grande, says: "I have bom sub
ject to kidney disorders at times which
has caused a dull pain across the small
of my back. My head has ached ani!
I would act so dizzy, I could hardly
walk acroA the floor. Purinir nn at
tack, my kVlneys have acted irregu
larly nnd 1 nave felt miserable'in ev-
ery way.
1 hrfve taken a nox
's Kilh-.cy Pills, ho-.v-n'fraci
from all kid -
lor two of !
lever, I have 1
nev trouble
;:-k would stop
iiiiid net repuiar
I would feel a.-
well as ever."
Price Wr. at i,
ilcr.c. Don't fiim
icy remedy j-et
ask for a
Doan's Kidney Pi
the sine that
Mrs. Johnson ha
Foster-Milburn
Co., Slfcrs., Ituffalo, N. Y. Ailv.
FA KM I'Olt SAI.F.
"20-acre ranch in Baker county for
snle. All level Iahl;.'u00 acres under
cultivation; 210 icrts lecdiil to iall
pr;iin. C.tmd sevoil-toom holfsC. ha',l.
ja nKCssarjf outbuildinirs on the
!.. ,! ll.nrl wlndmil . Pliu e
all fenced with four strands of vite
Abe
lly !
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L;V OttANDE EVEKTNO OBSERVER '
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"Suicide Poud.'Tvfade
Famous by Whittieg, is
Noy Shallow Stream
HAVERHILL, Mass,, Feb. 5. "Sui
cide pond," that "dark and dismal lit
tle pool, ' made fumous "by the poet
Whittier, is nearly gone. Outlets made
by farmers for irrigation liurposes
nave reduced the pond to a shallow
stream.
People living in the vicinity always
hnve had a grewsonie awe of the
ponil.Vhich stood between two bnrren
hills. Women and children, recalling
its iark history, always shuddered
when they passed it after sunset.
In John Greenleaf Whittier's day a
beautiful young girl of the neighbour
hood was "fjuml one morn in tlint
BmoI as cold as the water lily's stem."
Whittier immportali'ed her in his
poem which he called "Suicide Pond."
He wrote:
And she went to die in that loathsome
pool when the summer day was
done, j
Wilh her dark hair curl'd on her pure
white brew, nnd her fairest gar
ments on;
With the rinir on her taper finger
still, and her necklace of ocean
penrl,
Twined as a 'mockery round the neck
of that suicidal girl.
And why she perish'd so strangely
there no mortal tongue can tell
She told her story to none, and Death
retains her secret well!
And the willow, whose mosy and ;
aged boughs o'er the silent waters :
lean, !
Like a sad nnd sorrowful mourner of
the beauliful dead, is seen!
But oft, our village maidens say, when
the 6iimmcr cvenimrs fall,
When the frog is calling from his '
pool to the cricket in the v-nll.
When the night hnwlt's wing dips
lightly down' that dull nnd sleep
ing lake,
And slow through its green nnd stag
nant mass the shoreward circles
break I
At a time like thK. h misty form-
ns fog beneath the monn-1-I.ike
n meteor glides to the sWirllcd
view and vanishes as soon; j
Yet wenreth it ever a human shape, j
nnd even a human cry
Comes fnintly nnd jow on the still
night air, as when the despairing
die. ';
CHEAP LUMBER
We are offeriiig for sale
ot of
chcan lumber. Also two-inc
plank
and dimension, an
limited amount
of finish. A comra
:it man iw charge
at yard on Rprui
strrfety'near the
(I sVfi(ca Nutiun-
Railroad "Y." UiS
al 'Hank.
wkly '2t d 2-5-41
rrraraCTr,T,':,ri.
" MtDiim You Lilie ' Some Meal
MewOiiemMolas'ses&i'Breakft?
:
REAL New Orleans Molasses needs
no introduction. Just go to your
1 1 e
grocer and ask tor tSrer Kabbit
and you will get the most delicious,'
real old-time molasses you ever tasted.'
If you want the finest molasses pos
sible to. get the kind for spreading on
pancakes, waffles, biscuits, sliced bread
for children ask
Brer Rabbit. It
There is another
Green Label. It
for cooking, baking
For cakes, cookies, ginger bread, bran
f iff
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HAD NO
.Mi UTS OX I'AIlP
Janiea 9iarch ran As automobile
last nlglfl without d.'cpluyltig light.
Chief Chrlstlanson ;mtedQ tho fuel
and asked him to apvenr In pulice
court today. His cas4 will come up
at 6:00 o'clock this allornuon, 9
REUEKAH3 INSTALL.
The annual installation of officers
of Crystal Kobekuh Lodgo No. 60, I.
O. 0. F., was held last evening, Febru
ary 4th, when Mrs. Zora Clapp, dis
trict deputy president, installed the
following new officers ftir the coming
year;
N. G., Lettio McGoldriok; V. C,
Olive Stansfield; secrotary, Luchi
Heaiy; treasurer, M. Kllidge; warden,
Murium EJlidge; conductor, Minnie
Ainsworth; II. S. N. CI., Mollie Buck;
L. S. N. G Lucy Gillmanj R. S. V. (i.,
Zora Clapp j L. S. V. O., Sarah Mc
Clure; chaplain, Alda Childers; I. G.,
Enlistments
Wanted Now!
Formation of a National Guard company In l.n (.nimlo fa now
under way. There are many reasons why able-budu-d mate citi
zens of military Age should investigutti this proposition and m ail
themselves of it,
The day la none when men grow up and hecome old without
some military training. The training of a National Guard equh'8
boys and men with better physiques; better bruin; better car
riaKe; in short, makes better men of them.
Those who enlist now have a voice in naming their commis
sioned officers.
Compulsory training Wvnot a remote possibility. National
Guard service will exempt from compulsory service.
FULL KQHiVkNT SUPl'LIKD
The National Guard bf theVniled'tates was lust Sattirdny
voted $3,000,000.00 by the wu nnd Wans committee of the
lower house in congress. The government hnsi great h tores of
equipment, tdioes, socks, two sets yf uniforms, blankets, tcutae,
hats, overcoats, mittens everything complete that will be is
sued to tho Nutainnal Guard as nekled.
The National Guards of Washinfl
these full lines of equipment.
One-fourth regular soldier pny iKVsicd to every National
Gur.rd member. Tor privates this nmVints to about $5.00 per
month and non-commissioned and rommWjoncd offirem pronor
ticmitely higher. Two weeks or ten days camping and training
at American Lake each year at extra pay and keep, is another
feakT-e that shoild appeal to the virile yonth in search of phy
sical an' mt-ntul betterment.
- TeriMory contributory to I -ft Grande Is included in the nroa
from wlihh recruits may be drawn.
Address all inquiries to Commanding Officer, Provisional Na
tional Guard, La Grande, Oregon, or apply for enlistment blanks
to any of the present officers of the Oregon Guard of La Gruudc.
t rr. .
for GOLD LABEL
is the highest gra
Brer Rabbit t
is especially selecte
and candy making
flC.
-r tiif" f 'o "1 ft,!. Sol "o. a o
Vesty Shaw; O. OB, Othorine Hamil
ton. After the ceremony refresh
ments were served. o .
M1W TAXI LIXI3.
Netll Suyduivnnd Clifford C.eoroo,
Props. Stnud'Ut Savoy hotel, Milium
7111. Reliable drivers, first class
cum. Day and night service. Adv.
Tho dcvflopbig of films nnd print
ing of picture is now moving along
just fine at SiliV'rthorn'g. Miss Gladys
Taylor whtt hasibeen doing this work
is now able to lo back at her duties
after her long ilnesi nnd with other
good assistance
he jwork at Silver-
thorn's kodak
epili'tment will bo
promptly turned
ul (tho day roceived.
II
FAMILY DRUG STORE J
UA QRANDE,OREOON. I
2-B-3t
. :
hd Utah already have
; ; ' . v -
bread, candies of all kinds, either the
GOLD LABEL or the GREEN LABEL is
splehdid-rdepending upon your per-
sonal taste, . : '
Many Kousewivea uae Brer Rabbit exclu
sively as a sweetening and flavoring in their
cooking and baking. Brer Rabbit Molasses
contains a large percentage of real sugar. It h
made from sugar cane like sugar.
FREE
b 111
Everybody knows what wonderful coo'n3 tho
a at
eoles of New Orleans
Brer Itabbit Cook Book.
the Dessert Problem is solved down South. Write
today. Penick &. Ford, Ltd., New Orleans, La.
TTrRTTO
HELP WANTED ,
A gfcid, permanent position la open
to a steady reliabfe girl, or youne
woman, who lives at home or with
her relatives, to assist lib the kodak
and printing olepnrtmeht at our atore.
In case flie applicant hna no experi
ence, but is willing to be taught, we
will be glad to consider her if she is
interested in such work and shows ca
pability. Silverlliorn's Family Drug
Store. 2-1-tf
S IfloixtRT Corsets I
J " i - Front LaoeU 1
!
I
Why Look Older Than
S. Are?
hing how 'many
h lack of atten
tion are wearing corsets that
give a more V'ture appear
ance to the figur than it shoild
have and consequently they ap
pear 10 we live or M'n years on
;r than they arc.
It Is possible to Veadily im
prove that condition If you wi
come to our. corset dtpurtmeii
and get a trial fittink of lb
MODAHT front laced cVset.
See for yourself the yuthfu
and graceful lines this famou:
corset will give you. Ny
No expense to you do not
buy unless there Is a de
cided Improvement then
you should.
PAULINE
LEDERLE
are. Write us for the free
It tells you how simclv
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i 5fP'b printing. Ify? Observer is one o'
of!
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